Membership & Pricing

Music Lessons That Grow Confidence, Creativity and Community

At Drummers Link Music School, we believe music is at its best when it's experienced together.

Whether your child wants to learn drums, piano, join a band, or perform in a choir, every programme is designed around the same philosophy: helping students develop musical skills, confidence, friendships, and a lifelong love of music.

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25/26 Membership Pricing

£82 per month (inc. VAT)
For students learning an instrument through our small-group programmes, including:
- Drums
- Piano (coming September 26)
- Future instrument programmes
Membership includes:
🕣 Weekly 45-minute classes
👥 Small groups of 3–5 students
🗓️ 39 lessons per academic year
👨‍🎤 Performance opportunities
🎶 Workshops and special events
📚 Structured curriculum and progression pathways
🫂 Access to our supportive music community
Classes available for ages 6+
£68 per month (inc. VAT)
For students ready to develop ensemble skills and perform with others.
Membership includes:
🕣 Weekly 45-minute classes
👥 Up to 7 students
🗓️ 39 lessons per academic year
👨‍🎤 Performance opportunities
🎶 Professional musical direction
✍️ Songwriting and collaboration experiences
🫂 Access to our supportive music community
Classes available for ages 8+
NEW FOR 26/27
£31.60 per month (inc. VAT)
Our youth choirs combine musical theatre favourites, rock anthems, and live performance experiences.
Membership includes:
🕣 Weekly 60min classes
👥 Up to 25 students
🗓️ 39 lessons per academic year
👨‍🎤 Performance opportunities
🎶 Live band performances
🎤 Vocal technique and musicianship development
🫂 Access to our supportive music community
Classes available for ages 8+
Not sure if we're the right fit?
We offer single-session trial classes so students can experience our lessons before committing to membership.
Trial sessions start from just £9.
A trial lesson gives you the opportunity to:
✓ Meet the teacher
✓ Experience our group learning environment
✓ See how your child responds
✓ Ask questions before enrolling

Why Do We Teach in Groups?
The big picture benefits

Many parents initially assume that private music lessons must be the best option.

In reality, we've found that many students learn faster, stay motivated longer, and enjoy music more when they learn alongside others. Here we breakdown some of the many benefits behind our group lesson philosophy.

For many students a one-on-one lesson is just too intense. They don’t want the full attention of the teacher on them for the entire lesson.
Many students learn better within peer-learning contexts, especially while they are beginner/intermediate students.
Students get the opportunity to regularly be playing in front of other people, reducing performance anxiety.
Students hear other students ask questions they may not think to ask; this can lead to a deeper, richer learning experience.
There’s more of a sense of accountability and healthy competition when it comes to practising between lessons.
Students develop the skill of playing with others straight away, improving their ability to play in time and understand music within a group context.
Lifelong friendships form in group classes, making the desire to keep coming stronger.
Students can be asked to demonstrate something for another student, reinforcing what they’ve learned, and giving them a little ego boost in front of the class.
Group lessons typically include an independent learning element where students develop the skills to focus and practise alone without the teacher staring and listening to every note during that time.
Musical games are more fun in a group.
Students get a sense of how they’re progressing compared to the other students.